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OpenX is aimed at the larger publisher that serves a high number of ads per month. They seem to be secretive about pricing, but we did manage to find a few quotes others have received from the OpenX sales team.
With the Broad Street platform you can expect ease of use (little additional learning curve for previous GAM or OpenX users), automated reporting to make delivering reports to clients effortless, sponsored content...
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